Question #9698

In a triangle, Angle "A" is known, and the length of the two adjoining sides. How to find the length of the third side?

Expert's answer

we can use cosine theorem so (length of the third side)^2= (length of the first
side)^2+(length of the second side)^2-2*(length of the first side)*(length of
the second side)*cos(A)
length of the third side=sqrt[ (length of the first
side)^2+(length of the second side)^2-2*(length of the first side)*(length of
the second side)*cos(A) ]

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